Local notes from Belleville and scattered towns
Community items report cattle shipments by Maxton boys of Scotch Plains and Oliver Nelson selling cattle to Scandia buyers. Snowstorms near Belleville. visitors from Scandia, Graham Co. and Rexford. School term ends at Elm Grove Dist. Union. Miss Frances Loofbourrow teaches. Reports of residents visiting, moving plans, and a Dunkard Love Feast upcoming in Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie McGowan
Rydal
Seasor E. L. Baldwin
Belleville
Maxton Boys
Scotch Plains
Henry Fulcomer
Scandia
Jewell County
H. Baldwin
E. L
R. A. Doctor
Osman
Graham County
Oliver Nelson
Herbert Goodwin
Rexford
Rolla Fulcomer
Central School
Dist
Frances Loofbourrow
West
Ad. H. Kinzie
Ball
Hilda” ‘Anderson
Courtland
Ida Greenslade
Hugh McIntyre
McGowan
Colorado
John Osman
Graham Co
Public County
Mr. Osman
Republic Co
Nebr
Etta Rockhold
Elm Grove Dist
Union
Hugh McGowan
J M. Weislogel
Williams
Blanche
Shendaldl
Brief Move Plans for Dr. Anderson and Will
The text notes a visit to Redonda Beach then Fresno where Will works as a Locomotive Engineer. It mentions Dr. Anderson practices daily in his office above Palace drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redonda Beach
Fresno
Will
Dr. Anderson
Palace Drug Store
Western Winds and Farm Visits Across Communities
On Sunday and during the week rural residents visited relatives and neighbors across Formosa Thornburg Republic and Norway areas. Families including the Sigsbees Cundiffs Bettises Garmans Wallins and Poages are noted for social calls and local farm work. Livestock care and building projects are mentioned with doctors tending sick colts at Garman's.
Ten Day Removal Sale Offers Goods At Cost
J M Colins advertises a ten day removal sale to avoid moving expenses. Goods sold for cost or less as they plan to pack around May 1st, described as a life time opportunity.
Manly Art in France Sparks Boxing Boom
Paris embraces boxing as the manly sport with British style facing off against Savate. Aptian a T'Angials , a lightweights laureate, fled to Paris after a fatal blow in a prize fight and was toasted by the Jockey Club. Swift faces Paris tribunal for wounds from a Charenton bout with Jack Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Britain
Gaul
Pion
Lightweig
Bill
End Jockey Club
Charenton
Jack Adams
Swift
Paris Tribunal
Owen
London
All for Want of Hatpin Transformation Disaster at Church
A woman wearing a claimed transformation experiences a hat mishap at church when her hat slides off revealing her wig. A relative retrieves the hat before it’s noticed. The moment is followed by a man nearby discovering the transformation and reacting with alarm, causing amusement and scandal in the pews.
Kansas Woodchucks Holes in Tornado Toll
The tale recalls an early 108 a. tornado in Kansas that drove residents eastward. A black worker in Concord New Hampshire described the damage as "turriblet" and noted the riverbank washed away with woodchuck holes exposed, illustrating the town’s ruinous impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Concord
N. H
Mark R. Holt
Laces Offered Direct From Factory at Low Prices
We buy our laces direct from the factory to obtain the latest patterns and rare values. The selection includes narrow edges to wide laces priced from 1 cent to 1 dollar 25 cents per yard.
Scandia Cash Store Advertising Offer
Scandia cash store promotes enlarging your business through measured advertising. Plan an annual ad budget, track sales impact, and consider an adjustable contract for inches to fit your needs. The note invites calls to discuss how the paper can reach the community effectively.
Delivery of Circulars for Hire Across Salt Lake City
A boy offered to deliver 2000 advertising circulars in rural mail boxes for five dollars. Several firms accepted. He then earned five dollars commission from a printer for selling 12 000 circulars. He rented a rig from a livery stable in return for signs and completed the delivery in four days, averaging nearly nine dollars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
City
Saturday Evening Post
Tasker Explores Labrador Trip Gives Mixed Reactions
Philadelphia explorer Stephen Tasker and his wife faced sharp comments from Mr. Tabler about visiting wild Labrador in a pleasure trip. A contrast comes from a widow seeking a tombstone inscription, asking for "To my husband" to be placed suitably, and the stonemaker delivering the concise response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen ‘Tasker
Philadelphia
Labrador
Mr. Tabler
Slab
Ways of the Lordly Sex in a London Review excerpt
A London Saturday Review essay argues men resist recognizing women as equals, preferring to keep them as inferior figures or pets. It contends social progress is slow as men struggle with self-importance and seek control rather than genuine partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Saturday Review
Tender Hearted Tales of Royal Court Deftness
A quirky historical snippet narrates a bearded lady reacting with horror to an engagement with an ossified man. The exchange echoes dramatic social judgments and unsettled marriages framed by satire.
Palace Drug Store advert invites Journal subscription
A damaged item notes stock food and poultry Panace a for sale at the Palace Drug Store. The Journal is presented as an invitation to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes
Palace Drue
The Price of Health in a Malarious District
Ella Slayton of Noland Arkansas describes Dr Ring's New Life Pills as costing 2 cents per box in a malarious district. The pills are said to cleanse gently and bring new life and vigor to the system with satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ring
Ella Slayton
Noland
Ark
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Wm. Wohlford
Norway
Kansas City
Baldwin
Front
Wm. McGowan
Bert Ainsworth
Daisy Simpson
Oak Creek
A. BR. Boman
West “Ofeandia
Sis ‘Tery “Bolas
Nebraska
John Boman
Miss Swan
Niews
Wim. H
Republic
Calif
Los Angelos
J. M. ‘Sigsbee
Applebys of
Formosa
Thornburgs
Lloyd Cundiff
John Aspegren
John Fredrickson
Theo, Danielson
Everts
A . Poage
Lom
Art Poage’s
White Goods
Hamburg
Manly Art
France
Nottingham
Scandia Cash Store
Arnold Daly
York
lWke
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